Same here. It creates a lot of wrapper over ActiveX controls instead of using .Net controls, put a lot of lines in comments, adds many overheads to be able to replicate VB6 features that are not done the same way in .Net, ...


>>I think I read something somewhere about a wizard that comes with VS.NET that can convert a VB6 app to a VB.NET. Is this true? If it is does it work pretty well? How can i access that convertion application?
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>>Einar
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>We received application converted in that way from a USA customer. It was good for nothing :-(. We fully rewrite it.